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Google Australia chief wants broadband benefits to flow

Maile Carnegie left a 21-year career at Procter & Gamble to run Google Australia. She talks to Lia Timson in her first interview since taking up the post.

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Dying for sex: it's a male thing

SHD News 1300 new Aussie species. Pic credit: WWF Australia. Agile antechinus 1998A new Australian speciesSHD NEWS

NICKY PHILLIPS 7:37am | In what may be the ultimate sacrifice for lust, Australian scientists have discovered why the males of some species of marsupial are dying for sex.

The road's closed for these drugs

Eileen Ormsby | Australians were enthusiastic users of the online illicit drug market Silk Road. But now its owner has been arrested and the site closed. What now?

Don't give in to the hijackers

File illustration picture of a projection of binary code around the shadow of a man holding a laptop computer in an office in Warsaw June 24, 2013. An encrypted email service believed to have been used by American fugitive Edward Snowden shut down abruptly August 8, 2013, amid a legal fight that appeared to involve U.S. government attempts to win access to customer information. Lavabit LLC owner Ladar Levison said he has decided to

Dave Thompson 10:57am | Sneaky hijack-ware won't be detected, prevented or removed by your anti-virus software.

Cell researchers win Nobel prize

Goran Hansson, a member of the Nobel committee for medicine or physiology, speaks during the announcement of the winners of the 2013 Nobel prize for medicine.

10:19pm | James Rothman, Randy Schekman and Thomas Suedhof won the Nobel Medicine Prize for their groundbreaking work on how the cell organises its transport system.

Fox replaces desks with giant tablets

10:02am | Fox News has unveiled what it believes to be the future of the newsroom - giant 55-inch tablets.

LG plans curved smartphone screen

11:24am | LG plans to launch a smartphone with a curved screen next month to catch rival Samsung.

Teens arrested over Facebook photo

8:11am | Three Moroccan teenagers arrested for posting photos of themselves kissing on Facebook were released to their parents on Monday ahead of their trial.

Verizon to scout Australian cloud

John Constantine, chief technology officer, Verizon Terremark.

Nate Cochrane 11:38am | US telco Verizon is considering data centres in Sydney and Canberra to take on Amazon in the burgeoning Australian cloud market.

Russia may spy on Olympic athletes

Russian President Vladimir Putin holds the Olympic flame in Moscow.

11:00am | Russia has installed surveillance systems at the site of next year's Winter Olympics that will allow it to listen in on athletes and visitors, security analysts say.

IT spending to hit $4 trillion in 2014

Apple iPads and iPad minis on sale at the Apple Store.

11:02am | Global spending on IT is expected to reach $4 trillion in 2014, driven by growth in connected devices ranging from jewellery to refrigerators.

Shift thinking on NBN: Google boss

Google Australia managing director Maile Carnegie wants the company to be more involved in Australia's digital economy future.

LIA TIMSON 10:10am | Google's new Australian boss has expressed frustration that the broader economic benefits of the NBN are not being recognised.

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